In September, D.C.'s medical cannabis sales totaled $7.8 million, a 5% drop from August due to a seasonal slowdown, although manufacturing, concentrate, and infused product sales showed strong growth, with Maryland, Virginia, and Florida patients being top buyers. Regional developments included a $217,000 Maryland grant for cannabis workforce training, a temporary pause in a police-run cannabis impairment study due to high volunteer response, renewed focus on Virginia's unestablished retail market ahead of the gubernatorial race, and the launch of a new online training program for healthcare practitioners.

D.C. Cannabis Sales Hit $7.8M as Maryland grant expands workforce training

Oct 29, 2025

LJ Dawson

Outlaw Report

In September, D.C.'s medical cannabis program recorded $7.8 million in
sales, down 5% from August amid a seasonal slowdown, though manufacturing
sales surged nearly fourfold year-over-year and concentrate and infused
products saw strong growth, with out-of-District patients from Maryland,
Virginia, and Florida continuing as top buyers. Meanwhile, Maryland awarded
a $217,000 grant to CannaWorkforce to expand cannabis workforce training in
2026, police temporarily paused the “Green Lab” cannabis impairment study
due to overwhelming volunteer response, and Virginia’s upcoming
gubernatorial race has renewed focus on the state’s unestablished retail
cannabis market, alongside the launch of an accredited online training
program for healthcare practitioners.

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